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Educating Machines: A New History of IntelligenceSergei Shumsky (Alpina Non- Fiction)What are the social and economic consequences of the development of machine intelligence and how will our lives change in the coming decades? To answer these questions, Sergei Shumsky, a well-known Russian expert in the field of artificial intelligence, uses a historical approach, tracing the change of technological eras right up to the present day. Emergence of machine intelligence marks the beginning of the transition to a new way of life, a new digital economy. However, this revolution, like any other, comes with many risks - from the loss of social stability in individual countries and worldwide to existential challenges associated with the loss of control over one's own destiny by individuals and humanity as a whole. Therefore, it is very important that the artificial mind should be as close as possible to the human mind in terms of social instincts and humanistic values, and therefore, the author insists, a reliable practical programme for the formation of a human-like artificial psyche and the development of a new science of machine education is needed. » back |